MetaR and 4 R Scales

Original reference file: MetaR of 4R.md

Below are the four R scales, showing each R’s digits. If an R uses half-precision, only 2 elements (O, A) appear. Full 4-element R scales show I, O, A, E.

R1 - Base Source (Width: 1)

A

Half-precision: 1 element only

R2 - Base Complexity (Width: 2)

O
A

Half-precision: binary

R3 - Width (Width: 3)

Z
X
Y

Three-element linear scale

R4 - Superposition (Width: 4)

I
O
A
E

Full 4-element exponent scale

Each scale can be seen as a “dimension” of number structure. The half-precision scales melt interior detail into fewer digits, while Superposition (R4) shows extremes: -∞, -0, +0, +∞. Combined, these scales form a hierarchy converging at the origin (0), expressing **local-global order** like differential-integral octaves.

Laenga Number Hologram

Interactive visualization of 4D number system primitives along all axes (Z, X, Y, Width/MetaR).